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Arizona Republicans brothers say he is at least partially to blame for Capitol violence Jordan Williams © Greg Nash Arizona Republicans brothers say he is at least partially to blame for Capitol violence The brothers of Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) said their sibling is "at least partially to blame" for the deadly riots at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Biggss brothers, William Biggs and Daniel Biggs, wrote in a letter to the editor to The Arizona Republic that he should be remove...

Andy spread election fraud lies: Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs brothers call for his removal Ronald J. Hansen, Arizona Republic Mitch McConnell says attack at the Capitol was ‘provoked by the president’ Replay Video UP NEXT U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs’ two brothers have publicly castigated the Arizona Republican for sowing doubt about President Joe Biden’s election win and called for his removal from office. In a letter to the editor at The Arizona Republic, William Biggs and Danie...

Biggs’ brothers see him as contributing to the atmosphere that precipitated the violence. “By attempting to cause uncertainty in the elections outcome, Andy is at least partially to blame for the riot at the Capital on January 6,” the Biggs brothers wrote in their letter. “Political ambition, peer pressure and fealty to (former President Donald) Trump proved to be too strong a drug to resist. “These are violations of his oath of office and erode the trust of the American electorate. F...

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Donald Trump becomes the first president in United States history to be impeached twice